"A Disgrace". The "Adult" WWE Cartoon Being Spread Backstage

[PHX]

Not really like offensive or nothing like that as the idea of the situation is kind of funny. It is just more corny than anything as far as drawing a pic of it like it is middle school.

 

[ThatGuyFromNukemHigh]

Sorry for thinking like an adult there bud, certain things just shouldn't be, and this is one of them. I enjoy comedy to a certain to degree. This type of humour after isn't very good, especially for the couple involved. Unless both CM Punk and AJ are fine with it, it's not cool. I thought it was slightly funny, but still stupid.

Thinking like a modern day adult, that believes that TV should raise their children for them. I see enough kids at my sons school that are raised this way, my 5 year old watches The Walking Dead, but knows better than to go and shoot people in the head, or force women to strip in front of him. The "children" you are so worried about should be taught by their parents, not you censoring things for them.

 

[Rated R Superstar]

Thinking like a modern day adult, that believes that TV should raise their children for them. I see enough kids at my sons school that are raised this way, my 5 year old watches The Walking Dead, but knows better than to go and shoot people in the head, or force women to strip in front of him. The "children" you are so worried about should be taught by their parents, not you censoring things for them.

Don't see how you got the idea that I believed TV should raise our children. Whether you like it or not though, these superstars are supposed to set an example. And you can exactly have a anti-bullying campaign if your Superstars are bullying other Superstars. The kids look up to the wrestlers, so when stuff like this breaks out, what should a parent tell their kid? "Oh it's just a joke." Children are impressionable, most are at least. Using TV shows like The Walking Dead are horrible examples really when these are real people, at least with a show like The Walking Dead the kids can tell the difference between the actor and the character they portray. Wrestlers live as their characters.

 

[ThatGuyFromNukemHigh]

Don't see how you got the idea that I believed TV should raise our children. Whether you like it or not though, these superstars are supposed to set an example. And you can exactly have a anti-bullying campaign if your Superstars are bullying other Superstars. The kids look up to the wrestlers, so when stuff like this breaks out, what should a parent tell their kid? "Oh it's just a joke." Children are impressionable, most are at least. Using TV shows like The Walking Dead are horrible examples really when these are real people, at least with a show like The Walking Dead the kids can tell the difference between the actor and the character they portray. Wrestlers live as their characters.

Too bad we cant ask Randy Poffo how well that works out!

You were concerned about the children seeing this on social media, you shouldn't be unless you are a parent and wouldn't know how to tell your kid "THATS WRONG!". The business itself is run in a school yard way, you bully others to get their spot, or keep your own, the B.A. Star campaign was ridiculous from the get go.

The Walking Dead has much more mature themes than wrestling, if you think its a horrible comparison that's your prerogative. The idea was to show you that not all kids are incapable of knowing the difference between right & wrong.

 

[punk13]

Isn't lawler the artist in the WWE?

 

[Chris]

This was hilarious

Thread's way too serious though.

 

[SAIYANS]

Would get someone suspended or placed in a political correctness or feelings therapy. Its a different age, not the day of the good ol boys at all. This is a woman's company, 6 mil female fans a week watch the main brands, Steph poised to take over, Vickie in a high profile role, total divas, and the like. It's just stupid, not funny or correct and certainly not professional.

 

[Dale]

Thought it was pretty fun to be honest, although she doesn't even belong in the same breath as Lita unless it's the locker room antics.

 

[John McHenry]

Thought it was pretty fun to be honest, although she doesn't even belong in the same breath as Lita unless it's the locker room antics.

Well that's why punk isn't actually calling her Lita duh.




But it's signed... Looks like a PB or an RB and it seems like someone in the WWE would be pretty dumb to post it with initials. It's probably just a bs story.



As far as the other argument. Calling someone a whore isn't exactly kosher even if she is a whore so I wouldn't exactly call it ok. Seems little bit more serious than a rib as technically it's sexual harassment. I know I couldn't post anything remotely close to that about one of my coworkers.

 

[Defiant]

The joke itself is pretty clear. Personally I reckon it's just a sketch from somewhere on the internet like DeviantArt and the story is BS, in which case it's no big deal.

I am a little creeped out, though, if this really is a drawing someone on the road made and is being passed around like notes in school or some shit. Seems pretty elaborate to illustrate a joke you could easily make verbally with friends. It sort of does step into bullying territory tbh.

 

[Deezy]

Grow up children,

With people like Finlay, JBL, Bill Demott and a whole helleva lot of others in major positions in that company. That Be A Star campaign is nothing but a PR move, nothing more, nothing less. Also, guess what, IT'S PRO-WRESTLING. This happens more than you would want to know, if this mere thing is something that bothers you. Jsus, you would've cried yourself to sleep over the shit that happened before 07. Ribbing is looked back on fondly, Steve Austin likes to talk about it with all his wrestling guests. Does that mean he is a bully too?

Children complain about bullies, adults handle that shit. Also, in pro-wrestling, you never sell a rib. It just gets worse. You rib em back or stand up for yourself. Stay out of the business if you think this drawing is some sort of terrible form of bullying, also, don't get a job period. It happens everywhere.

 

[Rated R Superstar]

So we might as well accept it and move on? That's the stupidest thing I've ever heard.

 

[ThatGuyFromNukemHigh]

For someone so concerned with bullying, you really don't know how to deal with it do you?

 

[Rated R Superstar]

For someone so concerned with bullying, you really don't know how to deal with it do you?

I've dealt with it for a majority of my life, I don't like it. It has no place in the world, especially in the workplace. You're an idiot if you defend this shit.

 

[Tapout]

I've dealt with it for a majority of my life, I don't like it. It has no place in the world, especially in the workplace. You're an idiot if you defend this shit.

While I agree with you that it's stupid, and unneeded, its always going to happen because the majority of the world is filled up with dicks. Its just always going to be something relevant because of human nature. It may not belong in the work force, but the two most common areas you'll find it is at work, and school.

You just have to either get over it, or deal with it by standing up. Most bullies will pick on someone until they stand up from themselves.